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Morning journal and courier., 1887-11-11

BURKE-In this city, Nov. 8, " lillian Burke. aged
IS years.
STEVENS-In this city, Wednesday, November 9,
Mary E Stevens aged 26 years, months, %
DAYS wife of Charles P. Stevens.
Funeral will take place from st Mary's R.
church Friday, November II, at a. m.
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Educational
rcnch Language and Literature

Thoroughly taught by experienced Partisan
teacher. PRIVATE LESSONS OR CLASSES AT
PUPILS RESIDENCE at moderate terms. Sc
lect classes at my resid 10i Howe
pupils. SPECIAL ATTENTION PAID TO PRO
NUNC1ATION. Highest testimonials and refer
ences by permission from present and former pa
irons. E. BERGERON,
late of the ''Lycee Condorcet,' - Paris.
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Grevy Will Not Resign Now.

PARIS, Nov. 10.-It is stated that Presi-
dent Grevy this evening declared that he did
not dream of resigning Immediately, that he
would choose his own time
The British Delegation In Boston.
Boston, Nov 10.-The British delegation
in the interest of international arbitration
arrived here and were given a reception at
the Hotel Vendome this afternoon where a
banquet was given them tonight by the
Commercial club. Tomorrow the visitors
will view various points of interest and on
Saturday evening a mass meeting will be
held under the auspices of the American
Peace society when addresses will be made
by prominent men.
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- TWO central flats with all modern i'm
Sun prov ements.
Also small house at Oyster Point.
JOHN T. SLOAN,
s2s Chapel Street.
Oman ara,inas n3
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A STARTLING RUMOR


Been Shot.
COUNTY JAIL, CHICAGO, Nov. 11-1240
q:52) a. MT is rumored here that States
Attorney Grinnen has been shot. The rumor
lacks confirmation.
Morning journal and courier., 1887-11-11

Miss A. Aus der Ohe will be the soloist at
the first grand concert to be given by Theo-
dore Thomas and his band of artists at the
Hyperion November 81. Good seats can
still be procured at Steinert's.
GERsTER AT THE HYPERION.
Nine. Etelka Gerster, Signor Ferrari, Nine.
Sacconi, the talented harpist, Signor D'Aund,
Mr.. Wilson and others, under the manage
ment of H. E. Abbey and Maurice Grau, will
shortly appear at the Hyperion Theater in a
grand operate concert.
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HYPERION THEATER.

This and tomorrow evenings and to-mor-
row afternoon 'Lagardere" will be produced
at the Hyperion Theater. The piece is a
magnificent spectacle of handsome scenery,
brilliant costumes and pretty women and the
most elaborate pageant ever seen on the local
stage. Mr.. Kiralfy has made his mark in
this production and fully deserves all the
success that he has achieved. His new grand
ballet, "The Seven Ages" is a marvel of
beauty, color and artistic grouping the like
OF which will not again be seen in long
time
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AT THE GRAND.

"Eagle's Nest" will be produced at Bun
nells for the remainder of the week by
Edwin Arden and an excellent company. An
exciting duel with 15-inch bowie knives ends
the play i'll a manner which makes thunder
GUS applause follow the breath1ess silence.
This evening every lady holding reserved
seat coupon will be presented with minia-
ture fac-simile of the knife used by MI. Arden
in the duel scene, or photograph of Mr.. Ar
den, as a memento Of the farewell perform
ances of eagles Nest.n Souvenirs will also
be given at the Saturday matinee.
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EnR II ENE

FOR R Emf.
49, FURNISHED house in first class central
LII location Rent can be paid by boarding gen
sssHsA tleman and wife if desired.
o22 1872 Chapel street.
FOR SALE.
80 A BRICK HOUSE, 12 rooms, with improve
WIFI ments on Whalley avenue, can be bought TOT
MAl..N less than it is worth Terms of payment
easy.
WANTED.
S5O.OOOelG9yn pr SPef ,mfnsSs at
100000. AgOOd loan. F1rst'ciass
parties.
FOR RENT
number of first-class houses on whitney
avenue Also, store and barn on Whalley avenue
So 900 to loan at per cent.
CALL AT NO. 20 CHURCH STREET, ROOM
Eas5- Office open evenings from to s.
u. E. COMSTOCk 4 CO.
FOR SALE,
60 WE have house and lot on Rosette street
E#;:;I one on East Pearl street, and one in West
MasHHA Haven, opposite the Green. We want an OF.
fer for them. They will be sold at a bargain II
sold soon.
MERwIN'S REAL ESTATE OFFICE,
759 Chapel Street.
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WANTED.

o. A TWO-FAMILY medium priced house in
EasiiI
49, exchange for coed building lot, well To-
Gated.
GEORGE A ISBEII.
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Good Investment.

49, A FIRST-CLASS brick house, brown stone
M:;i steps and trimmings IL rooms, basement and
fine large sub cellar, furnace, range set wash
tubs, marble wash bowls and mantels, hot and cold
water in all rooms; nice large bathroom; closets
and all modern conveniences; location center or
nS If 1O5 YORK STREET.
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"A Dispenser
Or
CheStnuts."

The above quotation and IL
lustration is not suggestive of
our original methods of dispens-
ing bargains in Mems and Boys
Clothing, because everything
we show is new and stylish in
the season, and at this autumn
al opportunity we are pleased
to announce exceptional in
ducements in Boys Clothing,
such as Boys Dark Cashmere
Suits in two garments, sizes 4
to Is years at Two Dollars,
would be cheap at So. And in
this connection we will offer
three styles of Boys Over
coats, sizes 4 to II years, at
ST.. so; price was So. And to
make a triumvirate bargain
catcher, we will add Boys Knee
Pants at 40 cents, making
complete outfit of Suit, Over
coat and Extra Pants, for -Four
Dollars and Ninety Cents. Re-
member that the above are not
stale chestnuts, but we will call
them this seasons walnuts that
are easy to crack.
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(AaG:LoMaaeLEg
ID. BOOTH, Auctioneer.

j .. 6OOAHs aucIoneer-l
GATURDAY, Nov. 12, at 10 a. M, at 500 State
> street, a full line; 200 lots Children's Worsted
Hoods Velvet Caps, bead trimmings, WorstedS in
lots of to ounces, Silk ChenilIes, Cloak Orna-
ments. Gloves. Hosiery, Mems Wrappers, &C:
Beys' Shoes, Suspenders. A private library Of
about 200 volumes of books Saturday evening at
7:3O o'clock Special sale of Fancy Goods Noven-
Der nj q m 2t
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A Few Hundred Dollars VIII Sc

CHG q WOOU HUMBe
1<khA ONE-FAMILY HOUSE, 200 Atwater street.
iJ House and barn, 90 Auburn street. Two-fan1-
~ lily house, No. II Clay street. Two-family
house. $50 Orchard street. all to be sold low If sold
within ten days. Also for rent, first floor rs Wool
sey street; first floor 10 Newhal street, 115 Portsea
street, 121 Portsea street, 80 Congress avenue and
second floor 90 Auburn street.
A. NJ. HOLMES, HOUSE MOVER, OFFICE
60 CHURCH STREET
Morning journal and courier., 1887-11-11

Manager Bunnell has arranged with Mana
ger Brotherton for two representations of his
famous opera the 'Little Tycoon" Monday
and Tuesday next, with his entire Temple
Theater Opera company from Philadelphia,
bringing with them all the special scenery,
orchestra and full chorus, bringing also the
famous steamer scenes with moving pano-
rama of the entire New York harbor from
Sandy Hook up the Narrows to the steamer
docks, New York, making a grand scenic
effect
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gea1 Estate.


49, OFFICES Nos and a. first floor, over New
It'll Haven Bank now occupied by New York
I'LL Life Insurance Company, who will remove
January 1st 10 rooms now occupied by Security
Insurance Co. at 769 Chapel street. Inquire of New
York Life Insurance Co., or New Haven Bank.
Morning journal and courier., 1887-11-11

VERY central frst-cass 3-story and basement
N modern built brick bouSe, 3-story extension,
Is good living rooms, bath, closets, pantries and
marble bowls, hot and cold water; marble manties,
range furnsce AMI set tubs; hard finished walls,
handsomely papered; fine location for a doctor or
large family; a few blocks above P. c.; owner
moved to N Y; will sell for Sc, 750 part mort
gage. Apply to DR.. Osborne, Ill YORK street, from
15 70 2 IA I'm
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FOR. SALE.

49, LOT on Grand avenue, joining the brick
#:;I block Nos 712 and ia Grand avenue; will di-
s.ssR. vide the lot to suit purchaser A large per-
ton of purchase money can remain on mortgage at
low rate of interest if desired. This is of the
best locations in the city for business block.
GEORGE A. ISBELL.
Room l. 1872 Chanel Street
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ity. e5.
inches
Max hourly velocity of wind. 20 miles.
Total excess or deficiency of temperature since
January 1,-4.0t degrees.
Total excess or deficiency of precipitation since
JAN 1,-3.79 in.
FOR NOV. 10, 1885
Mean bar. 10; mean temp. a
Max. temp, so: min. temp SO.
J. H. SHERMAN, Sgt, Sig. Corps.
Note: minus sign l-lpref1xed to Thermometer
readings indicates temperature below zero.
sT'' in connection with rainfall Indicate
trace of precipitation too small to measure
aSnow is melted and resulting depth of water no.
ted under rainfall.
Morning journal and courier., 1887-11-11

Valuable Real Estate For Sale.
80 HOUSE and lot No. 80 Hillhouse avenue;
M:;i lot is IS feet front running through to Pros
AsssApect street; house nearly new and modern;
one of the finest locations in the city.
Store Property!
No. 26 Crown street. with large warehouse in the
rear, with entrance from State street. suitable Tor
heavy business or easily transformed for manufac-
turing.
Two houses and lots, Nos ID and IL Newhall ST..
lots about 40 feet front, 8 feet deep.
Also house and lot, corner of First avenue
and lain street, West Haven Lot so feet front,
40 feet deep All of the above described property
must be sold INQUIRE of S. Z. MERWIN,
min e Trustee,
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FOR RENT.
FOR RENT.

FUR M Il N
- LOWER FOOR of house on Howard ave
N;ii nue.. Six rooms, with or without furnace.
A5l!H Suitable for two three persons Address
n3tf j. b. F., This Office,
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FOR RENT.

49, BARN centrally located with 10 stalls
s::iI and carriage room will be rented low to the
III right party. Address STABLE, Box 606,
Morning journal and courier., 1887-11-11
Have You a HumOr of Skin or
Blood?
IF SO THE cUTlCURA RENE
DIES WILL CURE YOU.

was induced after all other remedies had failed,
to use the CUrICURA REMEDIES on my boy four
years of age, who had running sores from his
thighs to the ends of his toes The nails fell off
His arms and face were also covered, and he was
horrible light. The CUTICURA and CUTICURA SOAP
were all that used. Two days after their use we
could see change for the better, and in six weeks
the child was perfectly we'll
was then induced to try them further, as my.
wife had what termed dry scale letter, psorla
sis, for nearly fifteen years, and tried everything
that could get hold Of and asked the advice OF
the most eminent of the profession but all in vain
1t was all over her body and all over her head and
face. She used but one bottle of the REsoLyENT,
two boxes of the CUTICURA, and two cakes of CUTI-
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several boxes of CUTKURA, and two cakes OF CUTI-
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take pleasure in sending this to YOU, trusting
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FOR R EMF.

No. 345 VFhaIIey Avenue,
- FIRST FLOOR fiat of six rooms and all
M..i modern improvements. House new and I'm
kH.iig ished in hard wood. Inquire of
CHARLES H. WEBB,
han
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ButeIs.
lJMisCeII a11en11E.
A secOnd.Hand Furnnce.

"a SecOhN'E2 AHO 4 uESe1cS.
LARGE size, secondhand Richardson s.
IN Boynton furnace will be sold cheap for cash.
Can be seen at any time, Inquire at THIS OFFICE.
o6 If
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DEATHS.

rORSYTH-EASTON-In this city, Nov. 10, at
1890 a. m at st Paul's church, by the Rev E. S.
Lines. William Henry Forsyth and Miss Mary
Louise EaSton.
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Desk Room to Rent.
Very central front office; everything furnished
if desired. BOX 9oo
az
The Republican journal., 1887-09-01
DIED.

In this city, Aug. -, Miss Robina &. Mcdowell,
aged - years and months.
In this city, Aug ., Hannah Whitnore, aged 81
years and months.
In this city, Aug -, an infant son Of Mi. ana
Mrs. Geo. +. Ring.
In Swmville, Aug. -, infant daughter of Fred
anu Jennie Curtis.
In Camden, Aug. 20, Deborah y. Tyler, aged 81
years and : months.
In Rockrort. Aug. b. Wm. G. Thayer, aged AZ
years.
In Rockland, August p, Cora, daughter of Fret
+. and Rebccca Ames, aged 10 weeks.
In Augusta, Aug. "A, James :. McInt vrc son of
NJ. ii. Mcintyre, of Hurricane, aged u years,
month and IL days.
In Hockland. Aug. 23, Charles Fred IIcwett, Of
Charicstown. Mass, native of R"ckland, aged 80
Years, months and T. days.
In Riverside, California, Aug. y, Mary, wife of
j. w. SayWard, formerly OF Rockland, aged 20 yrs.
In Thomaston, Aug. u, Annie b., daughter OF
George and Amanda Mitchell, aged & months and
days.
In North Appleton, Ang. 20. Mary b., wife Of
Robert 5. keenc, aged ~ wears, ; months :, days
In Warren, Aug ~, A. Wayl;tnd Brimigeon for
merly of 1:ocklan't, aged 81 years.
In Boston, Aug 10. Elbfidgc Wasson, of Warren.
In H"ch!an'i, Aug 49, Ella T., wife of Benjamin
Nhitchousc, aged 81 years, = months and day.
In Wa'ioboro, aug. Is, Capt Oliver Farnsworth,
aged - years
In Boston, Aug. Is, Henry Tibbctts son of Geo.
G. and kittie Il. French, formerly "f K"ckland,
aged months and Ii days.
In North Appleton, Aug. l., Mrs. Fairfield Rich
ards, aged Is years.
In North Appleton Au.-. il, ollie l.. Dyer, aged
years and months.
In Washington. Aug. u, Florence NJ. Peaslcy,
aged q years
In Deer Isle, Aug 10, Frank Colby, aged 20 years.
In Farbault, Mimi, Aug. ), Georgia e., wife OF
&. l.. Lowell. formerly of Rockland.
In Petersburg, Colorado. Aug. Ii, Albert J. Gross.
formerly of Orltnd, Me, aged nearly % years.
In Mt. Desert, Aug. -, Philip Moon, aged 81
years months and days
The Republican journal., 1887-09-01
The Trotting at Bangor.

a.,
''''' ''' y, ''7''''i '"'o ~ wv ''o"'
'h l'' races ~ Bangor lnesday In the 3-nhn-
M tli- city. took second money fine winners
. 80. -
'''' "a" ana r'i",looN' ""l'c' pS w. H.
i''l, "i belfast. won The race Tor two-year
OILS Eimbrook won the first hea: in %
.f,,tfi,., th,. last ,,,arto, in i, .,,uJ. az tho
'''' ii''i i"' :" NJ S"sS
His heat proved the event Of the afternoon
Nelson sent Elmhruok for every pound there
"a, ia HIM and the young>tcr responded nobv
lo tie call. lie was driven TO beat the two
year oi1 record IN tins state and beat it he did
~ -rand stAic. ~ the Fairfield races this colt
beat the lhen best tWo-ycar oid record. liar-
hcii :. ~ II, by Just pnc-half second. lcstcr-
DAY Pc wa> driven 10 improve upon this and
he result va, luli mile III 2.42, thus winning
The additional purse of 500. The colt trotted
IT, square and even as an Old veteran and was
@rcried with round OF applause is he passed
under The wire. The quarters in this race
We're: II II, ]. -, 2.02. ~.
>ummary-Two years old and under purse sloo :
WIN 500 rNtlTl To beat the two year old record
NpPirt9n webb, "aterNillc,
= , he'oi;te, dis
~ t'i,s,,r 49,
l. n Indkjns Iiauland
NTH Nd iI:mlan. dis
q II. Todd 4 Sons, Calais
b. E'lgardo, > Ills
Mr. {. II. Nelson has offered 81 900 for the
famous colt ElmbIook
IL p,,v,, a, S.trI uyS
t f,,test mia o~ar ,,,. t ?, w., VI r
half w IN ne 20 al ,I ,I a. w. q n, ~
malin,r th, niin ~ IL nnn '. ~, ,r',ai H.,
nlare only an tho last half ,,harn H., ,aIn tho
Iin;,s tin,n ~ -, "s t, Wv,
r,ya;is ~ ifai;,a ,,a", =,
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TO The Honorable the Justices of the Supreme
Judicial Court next 10 be holden at Belfast H:;h.
In and for the County of Waldo, On ;he third
Tuesday of October L. D. 1887

TO the Honorable the Justices of the Supreme
judicial Court next 10 be holden at Belfast .!ih.
In and for the County Of Waldo, On ;he third
Tuesday Of October, i. d. 1851:
ZANE +. WHITE, OF Monroc, in said County of
y Waldo, wife OF WILLIAM J. WHITE, for
merly of said Monroe, now Of parts unknown, re
srectu!ly libcs and gives this Honorable Court to
be informed that she was lawfully married to her
said husband at Wintcrport in said County of Wal
Ito, on the tenth day of March, A. ID. 1873; that
since their said intclInalriage She has always
dictct herself towards her said husband as a faith
full and ailcrtonatc wife. hat that he, regardless Of
his marriage covenant ami duty, mas had, sine, the
first day Of June, \. ID. 1873, gross and confirmed
habits OF intoNicion; AND Size !ul@.cr informs TIE
Court that said !ihellc" ON the twenty hI'! day Of
November, A. D., 1880 utterly deserted her and
has continued said ,,cscrtion ever since that the
residence OF said libeilec is not known her and
cannot he a@certainel by reasonable diligence
Wherefore she pr;yS that she may he divorced
fio.l the bonds of matrimony existing between
her and her said husband
Dated this tenth day of August, a. y. 1857:
JANE 4. WHITE.
WALDO -. August To- 1887
Then personally appeared the above named Jane
f. White and made oath that the residence of said
h,ellee is not known to her and cannot lie ascer
tanned iy reasonable diligence. Before me,
WIN. III. FoGIEIt, Justice Of the Peace
STATE OF MAINE WALDO S.
SUPREME JUDICIAL COURT, IN VACATION,
August "a, 1857.
Upon the foregoing libel, Ordered that the libel
liant give notice to the ibcllce of the pendency
thereof by causing an attcstcd copy thereof and of
this order thereon to be publish d three weeks
rcssvely in the Republican journal, newspaper
printed at Belfast. in the County Of Waldo, the last
publication thereof to be thirty days, at least, be
fore the term of said court next to be holden at
Belfast within and for the County of Wali" on the
third Tuesday of October next, that the lihcllce
may then and there appear wi show cause, if any
he has, why the prayer of Nlibcllant should not
be granted. JOHN A. PETERS,
3W:;a Chief Justice ). j. Court
\ iruc copy of libel and order thereon.
Attest :-TIIESTpN WADLIN. Clerk.
The Republican journal., 1887-09-01
searsport Locals.


''''"'' l'''''' '''''' III ' ~ ~" " ''''
~
Rev MI Haskell VIII attend the foNcroft camp
meeting this week
Mi, Lutte stephens has a situation As attendant
r.. m, ..-1.lun At We.tboro
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,,.,I;.., ,,,,,.,,,,, 10Y
NT It'ld sears m''1e visit to sears lsi'h" IN
Hi7 S'4'i' Ac'c' lt7' o''uf"aF'
Three persons were received into the N. T..
Church last sunday at North >earsport.
George Car, cr. son of Capt. G. A. Carver, of
H.w l"rk, i spending few weeks in town.
>t,,IId the weather hermit. Rev. &. l.. Haskell
viii s,each at Monroe Village next SUNDAY at 30
-
i'7 .''-'''' = &C., ''''' ''"e'''et Wv ''f'
49, - ~ - N '>'''' ~
Next SUNDAY tht monthly collection for the sr,,-
,:,, 49, ,.:
iNIi az u'' -''fS' WEI NC ''Iic' i"i' COMMUNION
--'N it,. iu the afternoon.
i,
't' n N"''t' "'h' ''t'H''. 'Nll " 7'''''h'i
l.u i Ni.'tl SATURDAY for Ncw YORK. to Join -lip
h y 1-t.,p.,- ,,i.-rlt l...-s ,ii.l ~. Nu.,,,,,
'' ' |
Nj Van Vic vine own, largely in tow boats in
> ,,.,
N" i"4N ''"''"i- J'iii't u.s. vic mere 't9t Week
tf.t -,ut several DAYS, lc:iN I'M for Bar IIalDur
T.--it
y. H. puinlN y GO. nave bought the paint shop
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Aniier, July 20. Passed bv ship sea Witch
Drew, Manila. fur Boston.
Calcutta, July n Sailed Ship WANDERING. jew
Nichols New York.
Caihlien, Aug lG. sailed bark Henry \ Itch
field Davis Boston
Kane, for New \ "rk, via cuae: ports.
Bristol Aug a. il1iNcd ship Cora, Arpleby
ST john, Il, for Pcn;lth,
Dunbar. singapore. for New ork.
>hangFiac. JulF a. IN r'"rt. ship " II C"nn"r.
Nichoi~, log New "lk Nia Hong hon@.
Halifax, :, Aug -. Arrived l..rk Havana
Rice, from Havana and M1tlnza>.
Hong hong, Jul Il. Arrived ~hr + iiln'i
All, oahr>, Cardiff, ian, sailed bark N@f'ia
>ln~al pore
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MARRIED.

In this city. Aug. IL 10y Rev. Il. c. Wentworth,
oslo L. Dultom and Miss Celie l. Wentworth, boti,
Of Waldo.
IN I~lcsboro, Age. p. at the residence Of lie
brides parents. b. ilueh II. Hatch, ESD Cills. j.
Rose, Of Knchland and Miss Rrina +. Coombs of
i-c-horo.
In Camden, Aug. 20, Edward +. Carleton and
Mis- Nellie J. Smally, OF Ccnldcn.
IL Ninahaven, Aug. -, Herbert \. Patterson, of
Norrip"rt, and Alberta ;. Brown of \uah:,ven.
In 1homaston, Aug. 20. +. i. jameson, of Thorn
aston. and susan }. spear, OF Cushing.
In Friendship, Aug. 70, Fremont Ncwiitrt, Of
1hom1ston, and Sadie Watson, OF Friendship.
Iii Deer Isle Aug. IS, Thomas Bray ana Ill
Nellie Eaton, both oi Deer Isle.
In kockland, July 81 L. j.. i, Wett oi H"cklaiii,
and Ada :. Wi2rgln, of South Iiuma1,on.
Ia WtGoboro, Aug. 8. David W. Wcllnn;n and
Alice 4. Soulc, both Of Wahioloro
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SHIP NEWS.
PORT OF BELFAST.

ahiil' FL.
Aug. p. Sch Glad Things, --, St Johns
q" p. schs Lillian, White, Boston; Earl, Clos
sons, Boston.
Aug. >. >ch- Odcll, Wade, Boston; Louisa
Francis, Thorndike Portland.
Aug. -. Sch Flora Grindle, Somcs, Mt Desert
" 30. Sch joachim, Hart, Boston.
SAILED.
Aug. %. Sch Robert Woodruff, Closson Rock
port.
Aug. .. Glad fittings, --. St Johns.
!" %. sch, Louisa Francis, Thorntiikt, Rock
land; Ddell, Wade, Bangor.
Aug. 30. Sch Flora Grindie, Somcs, Mt. Desert.
AMERICAN PORTS.
Perth Amboy Aug .. Sailed sch Iackawanna
ClosSon Boston; ]. \ Lewis, Pendleton, do; Raw.
en-, Pendlcton, Taunton. 18th sailed sch $ \ Pick
elinS Haskell, Portsmouth.
New York, Aug %. Arrived sch William Fret
crick, Patterson, Charleston. 26th arrived ...h
Fannie X Edith, Jones, Boston, 9th, arrived sch
Annie Storer. Harding Providence; 2Sth, alriv
Ell brig daylight, Foster, Port spain: 9th arrived
sen Helen, White, Rockland: 2ath. sch Sarah l.
Davis and Annie Lewis, Bangor: sailed brig
Harry stewart for Boston.
Boston. Aug .. Arrived -ch Charlotte Buck.
Pendleton, lioboken: cleared sch Daylight Hodg-
DON Baltimore, %, arrived sch Iackawanna. Clos
son, Perth Anshoy, brig Don .Iacinto. Frenci,
Aguadclia, Seth, arrived ,ch Pavilion. penalcton
Passed Hell cate Aug. ., bril-. kat.hpin, Haye..
Ambo,, for Bangor; aSt. sen Mark Pcnileton,
pendlcton New York for Portland
Baltimore, tu- -. Arrived sch u u Haskell.
Haskell, CriSiel'i. Md, cleared sch Lucia Porter.
Grindie Portsmouth; 2ii. arrived sch Stella NJ
Kenyon. Williams Bangor, Path. cleared sci; u il,
Haskell, Haskell, Boston, 2-tl sailed sch Flora
Condon, French, Newhury port.
bangor, Aug y. Cleared sch Annie r. Lewis,
LOWS. New ork: Al, cleared scAs f. ii Harii
man, Wood. and William Bitran, Larrlbce Nrw
York; Matte Holmes, Jorian Newark: iIayInaua.
Pcndletor. Providence: Pavilion. Pcnilcton. Bas-
ton.
Philadelphia, Aug y. Cleared sch Welaka Cot
tren, Eau-or; 2ad. cleared sch James Ponder
Robinson Wilmington ID
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The Republican journal., 1887-09-01

We have just employed experienced help 10
wait upon large and growing trade and shall make The great
est efforts to larger quantities Of goods than Our
prices will BE- made aacyey in increase the safes